General News

Iggy's Market Resources Including the Backpack Program

Iggy's Market is the place where Marquette students (including law students, of course) can find resources for tackling food insecurity and professional needs. Iggy's Market is cultivating a campus where sustainability meets support, and no one goes without. You can learn more regarding each program below as well as how to access them on the website here: https://www.marquette.edu/iggys-market/.

Backpack Program

The Backpack Program is Marquette's on-campus food pantry that provides groceries and necessary toiletries to any Marquette student who is having difficulty accessing affordable, nutritious food and other essential household items. 

Career Closet

The Career Closet aims to ensure that everyone has access to suitable attire for jobs, internships, interviews, meetings, presentations, and networking events. Law students will also have exclusive access to FGP's Drop and Cop career closet later this fall! 

MarKept

MarKept Move-Out seeks to reduce waste during Move Out by collecting gently used housewares that will be available through Iggy's Market in the Fall. Great resource to find affordable and sustainable ways to furnish your living situations. 

Contact: Iggy's Market

Notary Services for Students

Need a notary? Rebecca Ruesch and Lexi Garczynski are available for students needing documents notarized:

  • To make a notary appointment with Rebecca in the Office of Student Affairs, click here. 
  • To make a notary appointment with Lexi in the Career Planning Center, click here.

No appointment needed for notary services on Wednesdays - stop by Student Affairs (238) or Career Planning (240) during Walk-in Wednesdays.

Reminders: 

  • Documents cannot be signed before the appointment.
  • Please bring a government-issued ID; your MUID is not sufficient.
  • For 3L Character & Fitness affidavits, please complete the entire application before having the final form notarized.
Contact: Rebecca Ruesch

Career Planning Center's New SharePoint Site

The Career Planning Center (CPC) team is excited to announce the launch of our Career Planning SharePoint site! The site serves as a central hub for professional formation and career-related resources and announcements.

Access the site HERE. You must be logged in with your Marquette credenitials. 

Contact: Lexi Garczynski

Research Assistants Must Resubmit Requests for Printing Privileges

Marquette University’s printing systems were updated over the summer, and student printing accounts were reset. If you are a research assistant and previously had printing privileges, please resubmit a request for those privileges by completing this form.

More information regarding the University’s new printing system can be found by visiting Marquette’s IT Services website.

Contact: Ben Manske

PrintWise Upgrade: Action Required for Students

Marquette University ITS has upgraded printers and PrintWise. Students are now able to send documents to PrintWise printers via email for basic printing (single-sided, black & white). If you would like to print using advanced finishing options (double-sided, color), you will need to install the new PrintWise drivers on your laptop. The old B&W and Color drivers are now nonoperational. The instructions for this and more information about PrintWise are available here.

Instructions for Email Printing with printwise@marquette.edu

  1. Save the document you want to print to your computer. Make sure it is one of the supported file types listed below.
  2. Open a new email to printwise@marquette.edu.
  3. Add the document you want to print as an attachment to the email. The subject line and body of the email can be left blank.
  4. Send the email. Allow up to 5 minutes for the document to be processed by the printing system. 
  5. Swipe your MUID on the printer, and select the document to print. You can then change the quantity or how the document is printed, using the finishing options at the printer.

This method of printing works for the following file types:

Microsoft Word (*.doc, *.docx, and *.rtf)
Microsoft Excel (*.xls and *.xlsx)
Microsoft PowerPoint (*.ppt and *.pptx)
Adobe Reader or PDF Files (*.pdf)
Image Files (*.png, *.jpeg, *.jpg, *.tiff, *.tif, and *.gif)
Text File (*.txt)

Contact: Law School Media & Technology

Eckstein Hall Building and Parking Hours

Eckstein Hall Building and Parking Hours 

 Beginning Wednesday, August 20, academic year building hours for Eckstein Hall are as follows: 

  • Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. to midnight 

  • Friday: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

  • Saturday : 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

  • Sunday: 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 

Please note that the building promptly closes at the listed close time, including access to the parking levels. Students are no longer able to enter the building as of the building close time and must vacate by that time. 

To view the most up-to-date building hours, please click here. 

Parking Hours 

Eckstein Hall parking opens 45 minutes prior to the building open time and closes 30 minutes prior to the building close time. If you are parked in the building after parking closes, you can exit without issue within 15 minutes after the listed building close time. If you do not exit within 15 minutes after the listed building close time, you will need to push the intercom button to be let out of the parking level and then contact Ben Manske to have your parking credential reset. Until your credentials are reset, you will not be able to park in Eckstein Hall.  

Overnight parking is not permitted in Eckstein Hall unless prior approval is granted by the welcome desk (located in the lobby) or the manager of building operations. Vehicles found parked overnight without approval will be ticketed. To avoid parking issues, please exit promptly upon the building close time. 

How to Access Eckstein Hall and Parking 

The exterior doors to Eckstein Hall are unlocked Monday-Thursday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday-Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. To enter the building after the exterior doors lock, an MUID card is needed. If you do not have your MUID card, you will not be able to get into the building unless someone lets you in. Additionally, your MUID card is needed to access study rooms, classrooms, and other spaces in the building that are locked. You will also need your MUID card to access the 3rd and 4th floors, Monday-Friday after 4 p.m. and all-day Saturday and Sunday.  

Your MUID card is also needed to access the parking levels, this includes complementary weekend parking for those who did not purchase a university parking permit. For those who purchased a university parking permit, you can also use your hangtag to gain access to the parking levels.   

 Prior to parking in Eckstein Hall, you should always check the parking alerts website for parking updates.  

You are encouraged to bookmark this website as it is a useful tool for parking in Eckstein Hall. This website will tell you the number of permit and visitor parking spots available and any parking restrictions due to law school events, and refreshes every five minutes. The link to the parking alerts website will be available in Law News on a regular basis.  

Contact: Ben Manske

Tory Hill Café and Patio Fall Hours

Tory Hill Café Hours 

Starting on Monday, August 18, the Tory Hill Café hours for the academic year are as follows:  

  • Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

  • Friday: 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 

  • Saturday – Sunday: CLOSED 

 Tory Hill Patio Hours

The patio will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., starting August 18. 

Please do not attempt to access the patio (unless there is a building emergency) when it is closed; an alarm will sound.  

Please make note that the café and patio will be closed on Monday, September 1, in observance of the Labor Day holiday. 

Contact: Manager of Building Operations Ben Manske

Walk-in Wednesdays for CPC, Student Affairs, and OPS

Have a question or looking for some guidance? Save an email, and walk-in on Wednesday instead! 

In an attempt to be more responsive to our students and limit inbox clutter, the Career Planning Center, Office of Student Affairs, and Office of Public Service are all hosting walk-in hours on Wednesdays this fall semester, beginning next Wednesday, August 27. Stop by any of the offices between 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. | No appointment needed. 

Most frequently asked topics are listed below, but please stop by even if your question may not be on this list! 

Career Planning Center in Suite 240

  • Career Strategies
  • Application Materials
  • Networking Tips
  • Symplicity
  • Notary Services

Office of Student Affairs in Suite 238

  • Curricular Advising/Schedule Questions
  • Academic Strategies
  • Graduation Requirements
  • Student Org. Questions
  • Notary Services
  • Miscellaneous

Office of Public Service in Suite 138

  • Pro Bono Opportunities
  • Public Interest Law Society
  • Public Interest Fellowships
  • Public Interest Loan Repayment Assistance
  • Notary Services
Contact: CPC, Student Affairs, OPS

Tobacco-free Campus Policy Prohibits Use of Nicotine Pouches

Marquette University is committed to the Jesuit educational principle of cura personalis, or care for the whole person. This includes supporting physical well-being. Therefore, as part of our institutional efforts, we seek to create and maintain an environment that promotes health and healthy behavior for all of our students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors. 

  1. Smoking or use of other tobacco products by students, faculty, staff, contractors, vendors, and visitors is prohibited in or on all campus property including all interior spaces on Marquette University’s campus, all outdoor property or grounds controlled and/or maintained by Marquette University, all university-owned or leased vehicles, and all outdoor athletic facilities.
  2. Tobacco is defined to include any lighted cigarette (clove, bidis, kreteks), cigars, cigarillos, pipes, hookah products, and any other smoking product. This also includes any smokeless, spit or spit less, dissolvable, or inhaled tobacco products; including but not limited to dip, chew, snuff or snus, in any form (orbs, sticks pellets, puches, etc.). Nicotine products not approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a smoking cessation product, such as e-cigarettes, are also prohibited. Such prohibited nicotine products include nicotine pouches.
  3. Use of tobacco products is permissible on city sidewalks.
  4. Religious practices involving the use of tobacco will be exempt from this policy and are to align with the policies of Campus Ministry and University Office of Student Development.
  5. Tobacco and nicotine product advertisements are prohibited in university-sponsored publications.

Thinking of Quitting?

Click here to visit the Medical Clinic's website for resources on quitting tobacco or nicotine products. 

Marquette University's Recovery Program is also available to support Marquette students in recovery from substance use concerns in order to build community, promote healing and holistic health, and to help students reach their full potential. Supports include recovery coaching and drop-in hours, weekly recovery meetings and groups, and more! For more information, please click here.

For any questions regarding Marquette's tobacco-free policy, please contact the Marquette University Medical Clinic by clicking here. 

Contact: Marquette Medical Clinic